Does that mean that you have a disease

Does that mean it has the disease?

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Negative means no. The cat is healthy. Relax and enjoy. However, A negative FeLV test does not imply immunity to FeLV, nor does it indicate that a cat has never been exposed to the virus (i.e., it is a test for virus, not the antibody to th…

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Does connective tissue disease mean you cant tone?

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Q: our daughter is being tested for this…everything i read about it says that it is easily controlled and i have found nothing saying that people with it have a higher incidence of developing cancer…of course some know it all at my wife’s work says that it causes cancer and causes pains throughout the whole body…does anyone know about this disease and can tell me the real “scoop?”…

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does autoimmune disease mean you have an overactive or possibly even stronger immune system that others?

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A: No, it just means that your body is attacking its own healthy tissue because it mistakes it for a foreign invader. So, “overactive”, maybe, but not stronger.